How tall would a child have to be to fit this item? My child is 31 inches tall. Will she be able to reach the pedals?
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I doubt it. I bought this last year when my son was turning 3. I can't remember how tall he was-probably 37 inches or so with short legs. He couldn't reach then, but this spring he can . The seat is not adjustable either. We really like the tricycle, but if I were you I'd wait.
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My son is 34" tall, and he cannot reach the pedals yet. The seat is adjustable, and we have it on the shortest of the 3 available settings.
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No. I'd say that's the perfect height for this bike. My kid is 44 inches tall and still loves this bike over his regular bike with pedals. I highly recommend this bike, it taught my kid how to balance on a bike in less than a week!
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I have a 36" tall 2 year old, she can ride the balance bike like a pro. My 4 year old can still ride it even though its to small for him so I figure she will have a good year or two she can ride it.
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Hi. I'm 5'6" and adjusted the seat to its highest setting for your question. I can still reach the pedals but it is a stretch for me. Hope that helps.
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Your height is not a problem. There is no pedals, you are going to strap your feet into the straps so any person of any size will not have any problems. It is a great machine for the money!
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Hi Eunice,It isn't really about height, but about leg length. With the machine at the closest setting, it is about 24 inches from where your leg would start to the end of the pedal, so if your leg is 24 inches or longer from the upper thigh to your toe, you should be able to adjust the bike to the point you can comfortably pedal the bike. Hope this helps.r/Jim
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The maximum height of the pedals is 14-16 inches off the floor depending on where you measure. I am not sure you need to add that total height as when one foot/leg is up, the other is down. Your legs tend to compensate.
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My daughter is almost 47in and the bike still fits her well; she probably started riding it at about 40-42" (having only previously been on a balance bike). I think it should work well for you.
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My three year old grandson is about 42" tall. I thought he was tall when we got the bike.I adjusted it as tall as it would go, and it was difficult for him to maneuver. I dropped the seat a little and he rides it every where. I guess I'm saying that at 42" he still has room.
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My son is not yet two and he can reach the pedals just fine. The seat is adjustable and I have it in the most forward position. I think you'll be cool unless your two year old is on the much smaller side. good luck! :-)
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It's about 24 inches from the seat to the pedal when it's down which is not a problem for a smaller 7 year old girl.The seat is adjustable with 3 options. All ages ride mine (7 to 70). We could place the seat in the first option for an even smaller child. The seat is hard to assemble and we didn't want to have to keep moving it so I chose the middle setting which allows everyone to ride. We did the same with the angle of the handlebars. The front of the seat on mine is 6 inches from the bottom of the handlebar. The first option would move it 3 inches closer. I hope this helps. We really like this trike. It is very sturdy. It's about 24 inches from the seat to the pedal when it's down which is not a problem for a smaller 7 year old girl.The seat is adjustable with 3 options. All ages ride mine (7 to 70). We could place the seat in the first option for an even smaller child. The seat is hard to assemble and we didn't want to have to keep moving it so I chose the middle setting which allows everyone to ride. We did the same with the angle of the handlebars. The front of the seat on mine is 6 inches from the bottom of the handlebar. The first option would move it 3 inches closer. I hope this helps. We... » Read More It's about 24 inches from the seat to the pedal when it's down which is not a problem for a smaller 7 year old girl.The seat is adjustable with 3 options. All ages ride mine (7 to 70). We could place the seat in the first option for an even smaller child. The seat is hard to assemble and we didn't want to have to keep moving it so I chose the middle setting which allows everyone to ride. We did the same with the angle of the handlebars. The front of the seat on mine is 6 inches from the bottom of the handlebar. The first option would move it 3 inches closer. I hope this helps. We really like this trike. It is very sturdy. « Show Less
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Yes, our children range from 38 to 47 inches and they can all drive it. It is hard for the smallest to reach the pedals but he is able to do so without too much trouble.
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I called weeehoooo about this. My son can't reach the pedals at 18 mths. They recommended moving the seat all the way back so the pedals wouldn't hit his feet and of course using a helmet. Call them with any questions they are super nice
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All kids have different length legs so if she has squatty legs they may not reach. However I can almost guarantee that she will not be 33 inches indefinitely. It is a very good quality trike so it will work for her from the Pre pedal pushing phase to the "look at me I am riding with one foot on the seat!". I say buy it and she will use it in whatever way she is ready to. Enjoy!
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Hello Sai. There is no foot rest. Feet hang in the air. Kids younger than 18 month can't even touch pedals. You can lock pedals but chances are that your child will not even reach them until he/she is 18 or 24 month. This is still a very good product if all parts are there.
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We just bought this for my 10 year old son. He is about 4 feet tall and he is just barely able to reach the pedals with the seat adjusted clear up.
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Yes--I think that it probably would--I can't be sure without seeing the youngster with the seat. He or she will certainly grow into it. The seat is pretty low to the ground (every drum seat I used was that way). Of course the child would have to be tall enough to reach the pedals